Zoltan Kaszas

Yeah.

So I think there's something like calming.

about just an old movie that's done in 90 minutes, not like these new movies that everything's a director's cut.

Everything's the best movie ever made, but you also never want to watch it again.

It's like, I don't know.

I think I'm becoming that person that just like won't watch anything new anymore.

And it's like, nah, just put on something from 1985 and I'll be happy.

Did all the editors get fired like in the last?

Every scene, every scene's in there.

Like we were scrolling through HBO last night looking for something to watch and The Substance was on there with Demi Moore and I forget the other actress's name.

And it was like a really, we saw it in, yeah, we saw it in theaters and it was a great movie with like a great message about how, you know, beauty and women and how it's unfair and all that stuff.

And, but the soundtrack, like the music they used and the visuals were so jarring and screeching.

I wouldn't watch that movie ever again.

Yeah.

But it was one of the best movies of last year.

And yeah, the rewatchability of movies is like completely gone.

Yeah, I think the last rewatchable movie was maybe The Hangover.

I don't know which since then, if there's been one.

That's funny.

That's what my wife says.